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Standard XII
Chemistry
Application of Electrolysis
Electroylsis ...
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Electroylsis of molten sodium hydride liberates
H
2
gas at anode.
If true enter 1, else enter 0.
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Solution
Electrolysis of molten sodium hydride liberates hydrogen gas at anode and sodium metal at cathode.
At anode,
2
H
−
→
H
2
↑
+
2
e
−
At cathode,
N
a
+
+
e
−
→
N
a
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